The Penn's Grove record., 1887-11-12

Sal, in Sw~edesboro.
Chickens are only Il cents n pound.
See the advertisement OF Shoemaker's
night school in another column.
The new ballot box would not work
in Warrington 81 the old one was us
ed.
The room over Slioemaker's butcher
shop is the Glover Club meeting room
ills year.
The Major Reybold will change her
time next Monday. See time table al
head oi tins column.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell and her son
Roy. of Beardstown, H.. are visiting
j Ford Tilompson's.
W. &. Peterson will move ON ms
farm in the spring. He has resided IL
Penn sgiove several Years.
TIE Steamer 5. n. Mccall will stop
running hrtween lennsgrove and Will
uiug;on rext Saturday, 10Th.
Henry Stanton has shown us an ear
of eau uhic'i measures sixteen and a
halt inches long. Who can beat il?
some peoples smarinpss overtirows
ll,pir ]ztalousness when they vote " o
tickets at once and both are threwu
out.
The PAWN Iron Wagon Works re-
stunned work on Tuesday with Il small
u]nrnier of hands to ill Il few orders on
hand.
john %jlailer, who recently moved
Crun, T., ~nnSrr0vrto Edgmour had his
ley broken on Wednesday while work.
,rg IN the S'eel Works.
TwenLy-fnnr men, residents of Penns-
grove, work in the Edgmoor Steel
Wuri;. Most If them cross the river
ever night and morning.
Rev. j. W Grant, having received
a. appnint m-ut at tht R"wland5Vlile
NJ. P. Clurcl,. Cecil Co, Md. moved
tiIe,e M Fridayfrom Pennsgrove.
The schooner J. X. p. Moore arrived
on W edneslay with $1,000 IT. of lum-
Der and 1884, 900 shingles from Wash
mpton, n. C., for john Summerill Il
Bro.
Capt. Ti,os NaylOr, on his schooner
Rillie 5. Ielby with phosphate rock
from Cln eslon, ). c., passed Ptnns-
grove Oh lis way up the river on Fri
day morning.
Clarence S~imniekson, formerly IN the
Pawn spring Wagon Co. has pur"ilas
etl the goodwilland fixtures of }. G..
fighters hat and gents furnlsliin ing
store in Salem.
Tie case If George I.ippincott, Of
Auburn, against Benjamin ileadley,
of Swtdeslrpro, which was recently
recently tried and the jury having fail
81 III agree, was compromised.
Nikomis Tribe of Red Men accom-
panied with the Pennsgrore Band WISH
ted their sister Tribe at New Castle
and enjoyed an immense good time
and aloyai least, on Thursday evening.
Viola Council Jr. o. u. "A. NJ,
hold an oyster supper on Monday eve
ing next They anticipate having a
good time. II is rum0red that they are
going to play a farce during the eve
ming.
The hall which Enos, son of Henry
Hates, of Camden. accidentally receiv-
in his side last April from Il pistol in
the hands of Frank Munyan in Penns.
grove, WAS txtracie ed at his home in
Cam"pn on Nov. 2nd
Tap afternoon mail t rom Philadel.
phia reaches PennsgrOve now at 7.lC
instead f 4. 40 as heretofore. Ifan af
,ernoon paper could he Cotton il
the mail it would be IN acc0mmo
dation but as it is not done, it is not.
What Pennsgr0ve wants is teleph ont
communication with Salem especially
on election night. When the citizen,
of Pennsgrove pay. SIS for having the
telegraph office open on election ant
don't get fifteen cents worth Of news i
is time some other communication
were had.
Any Pennsgrove people or citizel
of New Jersey going to Wilmington
and wishing photographs, go to Beech
er's gallery, 3l5 Market St., west side
first gallery below 4th st. His pictur
es ale the hest. Prices reasonable
Uses the instantaneous process onl,
Time OF setting one quarter OF a Sc,
and. 10-15-5t.
A single bottle of Ayers Sarsaparil
la will establish the merits of thi
medicine as a blood purifier. Man.
thousands of people are yearly cure,
of chronic disease by the faithful MS
of tiis nn,dy. il is ubequaled
the cure of scrofula.